Shuttle Tatting - Tatting over tails - How to start a knotless ring

[@roscom66rc]

me encantan tus videos! el frivolite es un trabajo de detalle, y trabajando y explicando y grabando es un trabajo titánico! y tus videos son perfectos! estoy aprendiendo mucho con tus videos, espero mejorar mi técnica. Millones de gracias por compartir tu gran talento en este arte tan bonito. Saludos desde México

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you for taking the time to leave such a beautiful message! I'm so glad you enjoy my videos.❤️

[@desitraveller2359]

Perfect explanation

[@NooBearAus]

Thank you

[@ritad673]

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you!

[@NooBearAus]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@christinaastreha]

If I had to start a chain after my first ring could I use a magic loop in that first ring? Or could I just tat (using this method you show here) the chain's tail on the last few ring stitches(except the last half stitch), I'd just place my tail thread facing the opposite direction (the end facing left and not right), does that seem right?

[@NooBearAus]

Yes, either would work.

[@jennm9169]

How would you do this when adding a chain after that first ring, or any other time you have to add in thread that creates a tail? I'm assuming it is the same but I can't seem to visualize it in my head

[@NooBearAus]

Have a look at this video (start at 4.38) as I think it explains it better than I can if I typed out an explanation! I hope it helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnK0mH2ciMpprdk

[@swotherspoon696]

After closing the ring, how do you start the chain (using a 2nd shuttle)?

[@NooBearAus]

Have a look at this one. 🙂kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnO7fIeMdpWnoa8si=mnLcuv2JmiN9aA9W

[@swotherspoon696]

@@NooBearAus Thanks! I did find it and it is excellent! Your videos are fantastic! I hope all is well down under.

[@NooBearAus]

@@swotherspoon696 great!